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|
| fields Of Iuqustoll4l Activity IN fcysn'is. 1855
No comprehensive history OF tie Imposition. based OF the
results OF moiern SCHOLARSHIP has vt bcei attempted al"
though the subject IS one o the highest only to
the general I, ade but student OF ovtton and
the philosophical inquirer the aoerraon' Of Tho hun
conscience No wIor on tao inTui7on hitherto Ia h''
the pa,ence or the courage the I tic 'Pr
tua an the intellectual condition Of mehrvd LnoP, ont
Of which ar as necessary o. tie forces At
work that portenous which ior many cent
ures sought with to ette the human
mind 80 one. moreover ntteo for inc execution Of
such a ta-k who not tolerant TO tic point Of
tolerat.ng intoieranco-vAo cannot recognize tlat
tie WISE and gooa colli conscenonsy bci,yrr 20 10 hof
hshcs, duty to Go EXTERN! Alto At ~ny cost al
Gi.,len,, Of belief aad to compel all wercis b's TO tho
tan OF .ayaon Yet such spIit iced not blind Tho
inquirer 10 ,e Owl wrought the CONVICTION that 1t was
COOL nor TO the crimes through whca tho ambitions Of
prince ami re,e sought the accomplishment q 'h"'r en
by tho u,o OF Tao terrible placei IN ucr h'n' ~
| honest aad ~ sgul,d inAt.cism.
Iths been the object author C.: the etnt york e.
produce history based these foundations 4d anu need
by ths spuL pi,,.ous wTun&s Lave maze lm hnown
az an earnest student Of medieval Institutions and
have fitted him present undertaslnE for
fifteen years collecting material for itinatar'"l
which has crown enormously through the wcdrcctcd 70.
searches Of recent which has not hitherto Lcen
co orn.ed an PURPOSES Be-idcs his he
has had correspondents work s the nhrarios and
archives whei imprinted found he la,
amount Of matter much OF which
throws valuable light many hitherto obscure points lie
has attention to the peculiar legal
AL nd iufrotucrd az In these
found PLANTATION Of much that has hitherto been mpcr
fecy understood the oil The Template snd John
uss development and persecution OF sorccry and
wltchCra based his labOrs far possible
Of the original and IL
safely portion Of his volumes viii no novel
| even 10 the weread historical student
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM I

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or pRrc,s
The bears IN cruf, csrttfcats, Yesterday ay thu
strengthen on The news Of increased from the -
well In Saxpnburz neIr tho big Boand or Cr.uuo,sS
gusher The increase from Is barrels to 40 ,.
deeper drilling. Tho oears made an attem,
break prc-s tho but thsv barely can.si a,,,
essicn and the of prices from 72 IN Il go
with ord variations Probably tho strength ~ M.
ket was cne to the fact that the elopmeus in the sa,
burg ed 20 far ieni fnrt support theory
fashv, frothv pool differing decidedly In geological
from the hef that the bears hal hopsi for ppt a.,
another supporting influence lay in tho fact Thar a.,
Shutdown movement ha, ALREADY demons rated 70.
success 70 the extent OF producing an exc.,, "A
devrre. over 40 far n month OF 50 900 barrel,
tn. October experts ~ returned nv the Washington
oi statistics. show decided In same n "A
sad The but little brhni lssf ,.r
first TIN nloatbs a. ihsyelr Late aivess r.p,r.T no
Lav'bs wei of "thirty barrels an o Ir The vsnme
abHut best points. 'm AZ
Of am total dealings at The co,..u,
atei ESciian-s were a. follows; Irwin"
rp' ming ................. 72ei Lowest ...... 90,
IfiEhost ...,.........-.. 1885, Final. ....... 81
S"'es gr
f.einei strong 81 cents per gallo, ar5 a.
decided improved Any hsayy purtl,se NY. =.
be apt & advance quotations. '"s
on CRY. Peun. Nov. ~ --Nlto,N Transit c.r,i..,,.
.,.uet = 72a.; hyhs,. 49, av,. EOS. 'ca1,As
Saies a46OOO ,lrres celrancr-. $40 900 b,rrs o.
72262 Dares shipmsnt% 1925 barrels run, 81 az
barrels. ''V"
National Transit Certacats. opsnsi AZ 72i In cio..
73t highest. 73l2 lowest. 721 '' a.
BRADFORD P-nn.. Nov. IN ,ttOni Trans, ceyti6.,..
72ia and closed at 1873 highest 7Si, ioyss
72L1 CIearance-. l. 1876 90 barrels "'''''
TIru.yIILH Penn. Nov ii.-Vrsri rraly, c,-,ig,,,..
opened at TIA: highest 10 d lowest 72 closet 7sa
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winter.

Little Boy Blue by the hearth is dreaming,
The ripe corn is turned into guld-dust glrainlng'
The sheep are all peut in the warntst todi
The poppy away In her cap of scarlet,
And down iu the meadow not one small starlet
Bhnks upat the sky through the still, white cold.
The leaves long ago danced OH together
Gddy with wine of the autumn weather;
The birds sought old sweethearts over the sea;
The river was strauglel hy cruel fingers
The yuguhuud brouket In prison fingers,
And is we'd TO the ghost Of the willow tree.
The days will not stay long where no more grace is
But hurry away To chceIier places,
Not one of them tarrics tu glance ut the clock;
The white moon kindlrs her fire in the heaven,
To light the way of the hliudfuld even,
Long ere the tarn-huy has fed his flock.
pulrr and paler Dame Nature Is growing
TO s'r how her gay guests all are going,
To leave her alone iu the midst of her dearth;
The wind u her sad ear is shrilly signing,
Even the silence seems TO be crying,
The foot of the frost like a wound To the earth
Then down from the skies with merry hustrr
Sweep the white snow -ilakes, cluster ON cluster
Fireignt leaps up from the chlmnry's vide
throat;
The windows are shining like heds Of posirs
Little Inaiils, checks are as red as roses,
rht upplaining has blithcr note
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-12-30

The Proyncetown Advocate makes the
startling statement that 1T seems to be
only a question of time, and that not so
far distant, when the whole of
Cape Cod below Wellheet will drift into the
sea aud lose itself Less than 100 years
have passed since lighthouse was placed
here by the government The original
purchase included plot of land to acres in
extent At the present time this inclosure
embraces barely six acres. The waste Is
steady, gradual and certain, it never builds
up and the sea is moving slowly but surely
inland. At points whore there is little or
no sod to hold the lighter sod beneath, the
wind gets firm hold and lends its aid Ia
the efforts of the sea and rain. On a point
Just north of the marine stations at High.
land Light the face of the bluff has moved
inland 200 feet during the past five years.
With the present rate of waste in 30 years
the light house viii stand on dangerous
foundation
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BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1887

summer collecting insects He collected
1000, and will sell them to collectors, col
legcs. and schools He has been hunting
bugs ever since 1874, and has had some
queer adventures lie thus describes
couple.-"Twice / escaped from the Apa
ches miracuously ! was catching insects
one day in a little brush patch in the Ration
mountains had just risen, when | saw
big Indian looking down into my net lie
strobe away. That night four woodchop
pcrs half a mile away from me were killed
was left unharmed One day | went up
on top of high knoll in the Milestone
mountains. where there was spring, to
get drink. Brush surrounded it, and
when stepped TO the edge Of the spring !
saw five Indians sitting there. | couldn't
back out, so | asked for their tin cup,
drank, and came away. They killed four
or five whites near at hand but didn't both
er me They took me for some sort Of
medicine mau, with my nets for insect
catching. and on account Of my white hair
and beard and that's why ! escaped
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THE NEW YEAR.



God with u.s. lmmauuol
bppu thou the New Years portal;
lu our hosums dcigu tu Dwell
Furiug uu our pathway mortal.
Let thine angels u'cr MS brood,
Give us what thou -rust good.
IN our bodies and our souls
% thou source of blessing. bless MS;
Faith ON thee each burden rolls
What may trouble ur distress us.
blessings well up round thy feet,
Bitter waters there are sweet
Coming in and going out.
In our thoughts aud deeds well ground us,
Let thy light shine round about MS,
with thy mighty arms surround us:
If thy grace within us dwell.
Then, o Lord, all shall be- well.
Open from above. the skies.
All the earth with grace rejoicing;
Up to the" Jet praises rise,
Grateful hearts one chorus vOicing:
Let the town and country bc
Full Of peace, % Lord, 100 thee
Show mD what thy couuSrls are.
BY the cords of mercy lead me;
Hold me fast within thy care;
May tine changes thuu'-t dccrccd me
Spring continue, end in thee:
Speak the word, and 10 shall bc.
from tie G,rmdH of Be,J. Sci,moHc
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Take on this crimson rubc.
With yellow hruidrry and brown;
Uuclasp the icwtlvd belt.
And from my head remove the crown
OF gold. Think you they grace
The closing eye, the pale, still face
Vet / would fuin be fair
When they who knew me la the pride
OF loving beauty come.
\ silent thruug, and stand beside
My couch, with buted breath.
To see the face kissed Whit, hy Death
So bring some snowy robe,
With hordcr of soft down. tu fold
About nay tiuttrriuS heart
Aud limbs that ~rem ST. strangely cold,
And on my quiet breast
The white chrysautheWum shall rest.
For rose and passion-huwrr
Are mine no more. Think You they still
Would glow and perfume yield
II laid upon a heart grown chill:
An no; from this sad hour
wear no Iosr, NO pas-lun-iluwrr
Aud let old Winter bring
His wealth Of crystal gems, and now
With glittrriug curuurt
of icy diamonds deck my brow
And men shall gaze and say.
How sweet year 10 pass away,
Virginia HurrisoH 10, h,dcpcudcat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-12-30

1t is said that Senator Cullom intends to
offer series of seven amendments to the
interstate commerce law, most of which
are in line with the suggestions of the
commissioners In order to make clear
the application of the act to all carriers, it
is specifically declared to cover sleeping
car, palace car, drawing room car, parlor
car, stock car and tank car companies.
An addition 20 the llth section of the law
gives the commission power TO pass upon
the question of damages under certain
conditions, and makes it limited railroad
tribunal The recommendation of the sec
retary of the interior that the commission
be made Independent of his department,
reporting directly TO Congress, is also in
corporated in one Of the amendments. If
Mr. Townshend's bill, Incorporating the
department of Industries and Public
Works, the provisions Of which bring the
interstate commerce commission under this
department, should fail to become a law, it
would he IA wise move 10 make the commis-
sion independent. There are already too
many bureaus in the interior department.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-12-30

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apple core; the last We heard of was the negli-
g,ncr of "a father 90 keep up the supply of Or.
Bulls Cough Syrup When all hands had cold
salvation oil kills pain every time. For cuts,
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